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In this episode of The Denver Homes Market Report, we’re talking about two big things happening in Denver’s real estate and neighborhood landscape. First, First Friday Art Walk on Santa Fe Drive continues on September 4th and every first Friday of the month—even while a major streetscape and infrastructure project gets underway along Santa Fe Drive. Construction is expected to continue for the next two years, making it more important than ever to support the local galleries, restaurants, shops, and businesses that make the Arts District on Santa Fe such a unique part of Denver. And yes—First Friday continues, with no construction work taking place during the event. Then we take a look at an interesting Denver real estate question: Can an older home actually be worth as much—or even more—than a brand-new home in the same neighborhood? There are some compelling reasons why. Many homes built in the 1950s and 1960s were constructed with materials and craftsmanship that can be difficult to replicate today. And unlike new construction, older homes have already had decades to prove themselves. Foundation movement, settling, structural issues, and other potential problems have often already revealed themselves—and been addressed—or never became problems at all. Meanwhile, with a brand-new home, there’s always an element of the unknown. How will the foundation and soil perform over the next 10, 20, or 30 years? For Denver home buyers and sellers, age isn’t necessarily a liability—and new construction isn’t automatically better. 🎨 First Friday Art Walk: September 4th and every first Friday 🏡 Denver Real Estate: Older homes vs. new construction 🏗️ Santa Fe Drive: Major streetscape and infrastructure improvements 📍 Arts District on Santa Fe: Support local businesses during construction Subscribe to The Denver Homes Market Report for monthly insight into Denver real estate, home values, neighborhoods, market trends, and what’s really happening in the Denver housing market. #DenverRealEstate #DenverHomes #DenverRealEstateMarket #FirstFridayDenver #SantaFeDrive #ArtsDistrictOnSantaFe #DenverHomesForSale #NewConstruction #HistoricHomes #DenverHousingMarket

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